fix: add cuda-python for xgrammar #2199
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only support NVIDIA CUDA for now
More specifically, there's no requirement to explicitly install it within the Dockerfile - we can simply include the cuda-python dependency in pyproject.yml configuration. |
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only support NVIDIA CUDA for now
Motivation
cc @Ubospica
I tested in the docker, it seems that we don't need to install
nvidia-cuda-nvrtc-cu12ornvidia-cuda-nvrtc-cu11Modifications
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